HP Serviceguard Storage Management Suite Version A.02.01 for HP-UX 11iv3 Release Notes, Edition 2 (May 2010)

Any form of the HP-UX mount command (for example, mount -o cluster,
dbed_chkptmount, orsfrac_chkptmount) must not be used in an HP Serviceguard Storage
Management Suite with CFS environment. These non-CFS commands could cause conflicts with
subsequent CFS command operations on the file system or the Serviceguard packages. Use of
HP-UX mount commands will not create an appropriate multi-node package, which means
cluster packages will not be aware of file system changes. Always use the CFS commands
cfsmount or cfsumount.
Guidelines for CFS Nested Mounts
A maximum of four levels of nesting is supported with CFS nested mounts. VxFS, Check Point
(ckpt), and snapshot cluster file systems are supported with CFS nested mounts. However, ckpt
and snapshot cluster file systems can only be mounted at the end of the nesting sequence, not
at the beginning or middle of the nesting sequence. CFS admin scripts changes: With the nested
mount point feature enabled, the only change in the cfsmntadm add command interface is to
specify a nested mount point in place of a normal mount point. For example:
cfsmntadm add <shared_disk_group> <shared_volume> <mount_point>
[<package_name>] <node_name>= [<mount_options>]... is now changed to:
cfsmntadm add <shared_disk_group> <shared_volume>
<mount_point/nested_mount_point> [<package_name>] <node_name>=
[<mount_options>]...
Use Case Examples
• Creating a mount point that is not nested:
cfsmntadm add cvm_dg1 lvol1 /cfs1 all=rw
• Creating a nested mount point:
cfsmntadm add cvm_dg1 lvol2 /cfs1/cfs2 all=rw (assuming cvm_dg1/lvol1
is already mounted on /cfs1, /cfs1/cfs2 becomes a nested mount point)
• Creating a ckpt nested mount point:
cfsmntadm add ckpt ckpt1 /cfs1 /cfs1/ckpt1 all=ro (if /cfs1 is a CFS mount
point, /cfs1/ckpt1 becomes a nested mount check point)
• Creating a snapshot nested mount point:
cfsmntadm add snapshot cvm_dg1 lvol3 /cfs1 /cfs1/snapshot1 snapshot1
all=ro (if /cfs1 is a CFS mount point, /cfs1/snapshot1 becomes a nested snapshot
mount point)
Removing a Node from a CFS Cluster
The following example illustrates how you would remove one node (node2) from a cluster
consisting of two CFS nodes (node1 and node2):
1. Disable AUTOSTART_CMCLD in /etc/rc.config.d/cmcluster on node2:
In /etc/rc.cofig.d/cmcluster, set AUTO_START_CMCLD=0
2. Halt node2:
cmhaltnode -f node2
3. Delete node2 from all of the application packages. Edit all application package ASCII files
and remove node2 from the package configuration. Re-apply the package configuration:
cmapplyconf –f –P app-pkg-ascii-file
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